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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
9
Butte ad rates offered by the Principal Branch OMeo of the Blanchardia at 28 Ernst Croadway. Telephone 4 provided, with rates furnished on application.
An advertisement promotes a line of fine leather goods labeled as core choice items from Gerla Mig Co. The line includes card cases, cigarette holders, wallets, letter hooks, and. sink items for both men and women, described as durable and stylish yet affordable.
Butte notes list social visits, registrations at Finlen hotel, appointments and arrivals from Spokane, Helena and Missoula, plus local ads and brief notices. Names include J.C. Cunningham, Mrs. J.C. da Plant, D. Greenside, C.W. Reeder, T. J. Beer, Lizzie, and others. mentions church gathering, trolley and cab services, and a funeral at Mt Moriah Cemetery with Rev. Groeneveld.
A morning blaze on Main Street, Butte, killed two occupants of a small shop and candy store. Fire began in rubbish behind the rear, damaged interior, and smoke hid the victims. Col. John Curtis owned the building. contents mostly spared, though smoke and water caused minor damage. The owners of the adjacent business were away at the time. the shop was once operated by Miss Elizabeth Sullivan.
Irregular note from Spreial Agcit at 47 Broadway claims guaranteed Gill delivery. Language is garbled but implies a trust or securities related transaction. No clear names of people or organizations beyond the central agency reference.
Shoppers flood Butte stores in a holiday rush with mass crowds, extensive money order activity, and extra clerks added to handle holiday packages. The piece notes advertising columns, porch lines, and widespread store encounters as gift purchases surge. It also touches on bills for monuments and Montana soldiers memorials amid wartime remembrance.
The Family Theater hosts a weeklong showing of Phroan featuring a cast including Aiko Daty Wonertl and a quirky character with a peculiar head. The performance blends light comedy, ventriloquism, and musical acts, appealing to children and adults alike.
A sermon to the Welsh congregation at Carpenters Lintown yesterday, delivered by Rev Ty Williams, emphasized self sacrifice as central to Christian life. He argued true devotion involves self denial and abandoning ego, echoing the call to emulate Christ even in immeasurable divine vastness.
The text muses on cosmic scales and the immense distance to stars, arguing creation surpasses the Creator in majesty while asserting divine omnipresence. It reflects on Jesus Christ’s crucifixion as the ultimate self-offering, an exemplar for believers to imitate in humility and service.
John Morle and Miex Al Muse terson, both of Brite, were married Thursday evening by Rev. Wile trams of the Welsh church at 802 Colorado Street Ay. The couple will reside at Al Makota Street and their friends extend wishes for happiness.
The Morris Bank of Pony opened on April 4 1902 with a first deposit by a young Butte woman. A River certificate for $1 deposited by Mixa after Berkin, then about 10, is noted, with Berkin's father John Berkin linked to mining interests. Since then deposits rose to $101,889.74 by November 5.
A quirky notice reports grocer rataras yawning moonily as a street vendors celebrate a Tiki themed sale. No further details available.
A large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon for a funeral service for Matt Tovey, titled the Caneral of Matt Tovey, held Friday morning by Rev. Oscar Werlt of the Pivalsh church. The strong turnout reflected the community’s respect and memory.
The burial honors a mail carrier whose death drew a large turnout of friends and colleagues. The ceremony focused on the community’s respect for his service and the support of those who cared for him in life and in death.
A fragmented ad advertises a white perfect diamond offered for sale at Mayer Jewelers, 22 West Park, with a claim of a unique bargain and a free souvenir of imported gold plating with purchases over a threshold. The text emphasizes a Christmas gift angle and highlights the store as a jeweler to the people.
Western Pacific plans rapid construction toward Los Angeles with a northward route from Los Angeles via Chicago to San Jose. The project aims to parallel the Central Pacific to San Francisco and reach Southern California, with six months excursion tickets now available and details via W H Merriman.
Mrs Kier Dougherty aged 87 longtime Colnest resident known as Aunt Nettie died at her Eighteenth street home. She spoke only Garlic language and retained most faculties despite age. Survived by 5 children 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Montana Muste company sale noted in passing as unrelated item.
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